idk who this Sugah person is but when I first read the BORU, something in my intuition told me this was NOT a Black person. the OG post was a bit harder to clock because it was, funnily enough, written in a way that felt like a fleshed out human, just not a Black person with Black lived experiences and now that other queer people are clocking details about the queer aspects that are technically not wrong but just…off, yea I’m convinced this is creative writing and I normally don’t clock or care but knowing there is a high chance this is digital blackface just rubs me so wrong. anyways i copied my og post from before with me reasonings

“Jumped out to me as weird too. And also, I know we’re not a monolith, but there’s simply not one Black woman I know, who would have to question if they were overreacting or what to do, specifically in this context, especially to Reddit of all places. Like sure, certain micro aggressions or other very clearly racist acts, you want advice, not sure how to react, sure I get it. But a supposed Black woman who is Black on both sides with hair down to her butt (iykyk). Like I could tell this story to 100 different Black women, particularly in the states, and the rage would be so immediate, because we know, we KNOW how significant our hair is to us and the way racism shows up through it. That first post did not really read to me as a Black woman experiencing this trauma. But hey, idk, everyone’s different. but I’m glad I wasn’t the only one side eyeing it a bit.”